I love this story.

update soon please it good so far kk

Four--*Four* chapters in this story, and then you do two and up and leave it? You are too cruel!

I like it:) Metaphore kinda obvious, but hell, its awesome:)

So funny! And cute! And sweet! I loved this story, and I really hope you update soon!

wow, i just found your story and its really cute, but why have u not updated yet? well hoppe that you do so eventually.

UPDATE SOON! LOVED IT BY THE WAY! I THOUGHT HE REALLY WAS GOING TO KISS HER! I WISH THEY HAD! AGAIN UPDATE SOON!

If you ever feel in a "cute" mood again, I would LOVE it if you added more to this storyline! I think your character portrayals rock.

AH.

SO CUTE.

BUT WAIT.

Waitwaitwaitwaitwaitwaitwait.

The last time you updated this... was TWO YEARS AGO?!

TWO.YEARS.TOO.TO.2.TWO~!

... ;_; Please please please please please update. I BEG THEE.

Yes. Finally I have found the True NejiSaku

I like this ^_^

hahaha cute update son i wana see what happens next!~

oh! please finsih!

its so cute! when its done please email me at please and thank you

Such a cute fic, this makes me want to squeal. You are certainly diverse in your writing styles. I'm impressed!

I don't usually find Neji all that interesting (just another prodigy prone to melodramatic flashbacks) but you have certainly made him more appealing.

Adding this to favs and story alert yet again! I think I'm a fan. *grin*

I noticed that in your story summary there are no dashes (because ff dot net eats them), so "silver-eyed" becomes "silvereyed" and "would-be" becomes "wouldbe". I found a way around that for my own fic summaries, thought I'd share it with you: though the normal short dashes (-) don't work, the longer ones *do* appear in summaries. If you make a long one in, say, microsoft word (usually I do it by sticking two normal dashes together and then it changes them automatically) then paste it where necessary in the summary, it should work. Little details like that bug me so I share this info with whoever seems to be having a similar problem.